254001. Nashimoto no Miya was the Miyake (house of an imperial prince) established by Fushimi no Miya Imperial Prince Sadayoshi's Imperial Prince, Prince Moriosa.
254002. Nashimotono Miya Palace: This place no longer exists.
254003. Nashimotonomiya (Although Nashimotonomiya Prince Morimasa only had daughters, after Prince Morimasa died, his mistress Itsuko NASHIMOTO adopted the third son of Norihiko NASHIMOTO) (the former Count Norihiko Tatsuta)
254004. Nashimotonomiya Prince Morimasa (Morimasa NASHIMOTO)
254005. Nashinoki-jinja Shrine
254006. Nashinoki-jinja Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture.
254007. Nashinoki-jinja, Hirokoji Agaru (to the north of Hirokoji)
254008. Nashiro
254009. Nashiro (also called minashiro) is an ancient system.
254010. Nashiro is one of ancient systems.
254011. Nashiro, from the NAKATOMI family who were officially engaged in performing a religious service for the Imperial Court, was appointed a vice-ambassador.
254012. Nashitsubo no Gonin (Five Gentlemen of the Pear Chamber)
254013. Nasori (a musical piece of gagaku [ancient Japanese court dance and music])
254014. Nasori (納曽利) may be written as 納蘇利 in Chinese characters.
254015. Nasori is a musical piece in gagaku.
254016. Nasu
254017. Nasu Chaire is also said to precede every other Chaire because it is similar in shape to Hoju (a wish-fulfilling gem shaped like a large droplet).
254018. Nasu Gori, Nasu Gun, Shimotsuke Province.
254019. Nasu Goyotei (located in Nasu-machi, Nasu-gun County, Tochigi Prefecture, from 1926 up to today)
254020. Nasu Hachimanzuka-kofun Tumulus (Tochigi Prefecture)
254021. Nasu canal, which was essential to the cultivation, was recreated in the premises of Nasunogahara Museum founded recently.
254022. Nasu no kuninomiyatsuko
254023. Nasu no kuninomiyatsuko was kuninomiyatsuko ruled the northeast part of Shimotsuke Province.
254024. Nasu, Onsen-jinja Shrine, Sesshoseki (the murder stone)
254025. Nasu-no-koshikake (aubergine-shaped seat)
254026. Nasu-onsen Sanraku (Japanese-style inn)
254027. Nasu-onsen, Tochigi Prefecture
254028. Nasuno (trains)': the trains that stop every station between Tokyo Station and Nasu-Shiobara/Koriyama Station (located in Fukushima Prefecture) on the Shinkansen line.
254029. Nasushu
254030. Natadera Temple, Komatsu
254031. Natanetsuyu
254032. Nation's registered tangible cultural properties
254033. National Bank (Meiji Period)
254034. National Branch Office
254035. National Capital Region Improvement Law
254036. National Cultural Properties
254037. National Diet Library (NDL)
254038. National Ethnic faction: advocating the national and ethnic superiority of ancient Germanic peoples.
254039. National Expressway
254040. National Foundation Day
254041. National Foundation Day is a national holiday in Japan.
254042. National General Mobilization Act
254043. National Geographic (broadcasted in World Great TV Museum in Japan)
254044. National Government Official Responsible for Hokkaido Development
254045. National Graduate School of Engineering Chemistry of Lille
254046. National Health Insurance Center Tango Omiya
254047. National Health Insurance Mizuho Hospital
254048. National Health Insurance Wachi Clinic
254049. National High School Ekiden (marathon relay race) Championships
254050. National Highway 1 Keiji Bypass, Seta-Higashi IC - Kumiyamayodo IC
254051. National Highway 162 (Shuzan-kaido), Ichijo-dori (Utano-Arashiyama-Yamada-sen, Kyoto Prefectural Road 29)
254052. National Highway 2 from Okayama City (Okayama Prefecture) to Fukuyama City (Hiroshima Prefecture) takes a very different route (Kamogata-orai Route).
254053. National Highway 478, Kyoto-daini-soto-kanjo-doro Belt Line, Kumiyamayodo IC - Oyamazaki JCT
254054. National Highway Route No. 1
254055. National Highway Route No. 1, after it crosses Higashioji-dori Street, becomes the Gojo Bypass, merges with Shibutani-dori Street, runs through Higashiyama (Kyoto Prefecture) and continues to Yamashina Basin (the Gojo Bypass running in Yamashina Ward is widely referred to as Gojo-dori Street).
254056. National Highway Route No. 171
254057. National Highway Route No. 478
254058. National Highway Route No. 478 is a general national highway that extends from Miyazu City in Kyoto Prefecture to Kumiyama Town Kuse-gun in Kyoto Prefecture.
254059. National Highways
254060. National Historic Site
254061. National Holidays
254062. National Important Cultural Assets
254063. National Institute of Informatics (affiliation)
254064. National Institute of Information and Communications Technology, Keihanna Info-Communication Open Laboratory and Knowledge Creating Communication Research Center
254065. National Institutes for Cultural Heritage refers to these important cultural heritages as "Important Cultural Properties" in English.
254066. National Isolation
254067. National Isolation ("Sakoku" in Japanese) refers to the policy of seclusion by which the Edo Bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) prohibited Japanese citizens from going abroad, while imposing restrictions on diplomatic exchanges and trade with foreign countries.
254068. National Isolation Policy and International Relations
254069. National Japanese plum summit
254070. National Life Finance Corporation (NLFC), Maizuru Office
254071. National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto
254072. National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto: Jingumichi-agaru for the places mentioned above
254073. National Parks
254074. National Research Institute for Cultural Properties, Tokyo was not informed of the work at all.
254075. National Revolutionary faction: advocating the creation of a nihilist revolutionary and a labor state through full mobilization.
254076. National Route
254077. National Route 1
254078. National Route 1 (Gojo-dori Street)
254079. National Route 1 (Gojo-dori Street), Tokaido Main Line, and Tokaido Shinkansen all go through Higashiyama via tunnels from southern part of Higashiyama Ward.
254080. National Route 1 and the Kyoto Outer Loop Expressway cross each other at the Yamashina Higashino Intersection.
254081. National Route 1, National Route 24, National Route 163 and National Route 307 run through this area.
254082. National Route 134 passes the seashore area (it was detoured through the north side in the days of the maneuvering range).
254083. National Route 161 (Biwako nishi jukan road [road running through from north to south in western Lake Biwa])
254084. National Route 162
254085. National Route 162 (Shuzan-kaido Road)
254086. National Route 162 is one of the main roads, known as former Shuzan-kaido, and Kukiga-saka Slope has been also famous as a chokepoint on the road.
254087. National Route 162 runs from Mikata to Obama City via Sekumi, whereas National Route 303 runs from Mikata to Takashima City.
254088. National Route 163
254089. National Route 171
254090. National Route 173
254091. National Route 175
254092. National Route 175 runs slightly west of the station.
254093. National Route 178
254094. National Route 178 and the Urake bypass
254095. National Route 24
254096. National Route 24 (also National Route 163)
254097. National Route 24 is known as Nara-kaido Road in recent years, as a road connecting Kyoto and Nara.
254098. National Route 24, an arterial road linking central Kyoto and Nara, has been given the nickname Nara-kaido Road, however, this nickname is rarely used inside Kyoto City (road section between Kyoto and Fushimi).
254099. National Route 27
254100. National Route 27 runs east-west through the town.
254101. National Route 3
254102. National Route 307
254103. National Route 352
254104. National Route 367
254105. National Route 367 (also known as Saba-kaido Road [the highway used to transport fish such as 'saba,' mackerel, to Japan's ancient capital, Kyoto] or Wakasa Kaido Road) + National Route 477
254106. National Route 372
254107. National Route 429 running through the pass is blind winding road which is so narrow that vehicles hardly go by each other and that makes the traffic extremely difficult to go through.
254108. National Route 477
254109. National Route 6 ends at To-machi crossing in Hikone City.
254110. National Route 7 starts at Hara-cho crossing in Hikone City
254111. National Route 8
254112. National Route 8 crosses with National Route 6 at To-machi crossing in Hikone City.
254113. National Route 8 runs in the west side of the mountain
254114. National Route 9
254115. National Route 9 (San'in-do)
254116. National Route 9 (Sanin Expressway)
254117. National Route 9 (which is overlapped by National Route 477)
254118. National Route twenty-five and the Yamato-gawa River run on the left side.
254119. National Routes
254120. National Schools (after 1877)
254121. National Schools (before 1877)
254122. National Site of Scenic Beauty
254123. National Sites of Natural Beauty
254124. National Soni Youth Outdoor Learning Center
254125. National Student Shigin League is the organization which controls these universities' shigin clubs, but is managed mainly by the universities such as Meiji University or the universities in the west Japan like Kansai University and all the shigin clubs do not belong to the league.
254126. National Tanabata Summit
254127. National Taras Shevchenko University of Kyiv
254128. National Treasure
254129. National Treasure (Item 2, Article 27): The Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology may designate among important cultural properties, products with high values from the perspective of worldwide culture which are the treasure of the nation having no equal as 'national treasure.'
254130. National Treasure - 'Akaito Odoshi Yoroi' (yoroi armor laced with red thread), helmet, 'osode' shoulder guards' (plum and bush warbler motif)
254131. National Treasure - 'Akaito Odoshi Yoroi, helmet, 'osode' shoulder guards' (bamboo, tiger, sparrow motif)
254132. National Treasure - 'Hishizukuri Uchigatana' (sword borne inside an 'obi' belt), blade unsigned (with Japanese cedar case)
254133. National Treasure - 'Ikakeji Katabamimon Hyogogusari Tachi' (gold 'ikakeji' ground with creeping wood sorrel design), blade unsigned
254134. National Treasure - 'Kasuga-taisha main shrine, Honden' (four buildings)
254135. National Treasure - 'Kinso Kaochirashi Hyogogusari Tachi' (sword with gold fitting), blade unsigned
254136. National Treasure - 'Kurokawa Odoshiya Yazuzane Domaru (armor wrapped around the torso), helmet, 'osode' shoulder guards'
254137. National Treasure - 'hongu goryo koshinporui' (imperial sacred treasures of the main shrine)
254138. National Treasure - 'ikakeji raden hyomon katabami hyomon hyogogusari tachi' (gold 'ikakeji' ground with creeping wood sorrel lacquer design), blade unsigned
254139. National Treasure - 'ikakeji shishimon kenukigata tachi' (hair-tweezers-shape sword, guardian dog design), blade unsigned
254140. National Treasure - 'kinji raden kenukigata tachi' (tweezers style sword with mother-of-pearl-inlay on gold ground)
254141. National Treasure - 'kote' (gauntlets)
254142. National Treasure - 'wakamiya goryo koshinporui' (imperial sacred treasures of Wakamiya-jinja Shrine)
254143. National Treasure Bells
254144. National Treasure Diary of Mido-Kanpaku
254145. National Treasure Hall _ Stores and displays statues that are not installed as an object of worship in other halls, paintings, crafts, and writings.
254146. National Treasure, allegedly excavated in Kagawa Prefecture, possessed by the Tokyo National Museum
254147. National Treasure, excavated in Hikawa Cho, Hikawa County, Shimane Prefecture, possessed by the Agency for Cultural Affairs (maintained by the Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo and others)
254148. National Treasure, excavated in Nada Ward, Kobe City, possessed by the Kobe City Museum
254149. National Treasure, excavated in Unnan City, Shimane Prefecture (old Kamo Cho, Ohara County [Shimane Prefecture]), possessed by the Agency for Cultural Affairs (maintained by the Shimane Museum of Ancient Izumo)
254150. National Treasure.
254151. National Treasures
254152. National Treasures (of Japan)
254153. National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties
254154. National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties Formerly Kept at To-ji
254155. National Treasures of Konchi-in Temple
254156. National Treasures of Nanzen-ji Temple
254157. National Treasures, Kitano Tenjin Engi scroll painting replica (Legends of Kitano-tenjin Shrine) (Jokyu-bon: Painted in the Jokyu period, early thirteenth century) and its description panel are displayed.
254158. National Treasures:
254159. National Women's Education Center
254160. National and public universities such as Iwate University, Niigata University, Tsukuba University, Tokyo Gakugei University, Shizuoka University, and Fukuoka University of Education have Shodo related department, major, faculty, course, field, and also a graduate school to educate capable instructors.
254161. National competition and Tenran-Jiai (competition held with the Emperor in attendance) were held three times, drawing many spectators.
254162. National expressway
254163. National facilities
254164. National highway and toll road
254165. National historic site
254166. National historic site.
254167. National historic site: Old residence of Asumao SAKURA in 314-1 Urasu, Ishioka City, Ibaraki Prefecture
254168. National holiday
254169. National important cultural properties
254170. National important cultural property
254171. National institution
254172. National isolation also refers to the isolated condition in diplomatic relations resulting from the policy.
254173. National land with only a few flat lands and many steep mountains -> tunnels
254174. National language
254175. National park
254176. National protection
254177. National public holidays
254178. National relations were established through this treaty.
254179. National research institutes
254180. National road running through the village: National Route 195
254181. National roads
254182. National route
254183. National route 218 crosses the Yamazaki-ohashi Bridge.
254184. National route running in the ward: National Route 367 (Karasuma-dori Street)
254185. National route running through the municipality: National Route 171
254186. National route running within the town
254187. National routes
254188. National routes running in the town:
254189. National routes running in this ward: National Route 1 (Gojo-dori Street and Horikawa-dori Street) and National Route 367 (Karasuma-dori Street)
254190. National routes running through the town: National Routes 1, 24 and 478
254191. National routes running through the town: National Routes 9 and 173
254192. National sovereignty and mutual respect for it
254193. National structure and rules on administrative organizations
254194. National support platform for legal career (cooperating with 13 colleges. Applicant was Meiji University.)
254195. National systems of certifying restaurants exist also in other nations, for example, in Italy and Thailand.
254196. National tangible cultural property
254197. National treasure
254198. National treasure art/craft works (the number of items is second to that of Tokyo, among those of the prefectures)
254199. National treasure buildings (the number of items is second to that of Nara, among those of the prefectures: forty-eight items and sixty buildings)
254200. National treasure.
254201. National treasure; for more information, refer to section for Byodoin Temple.
254202. National treasure; in To-ji Temple
254203. National treasures
254204. National treasures (two structures including tenshu) and national important cultural properties (five structures including yagura, mon, umaya)
254205. National treasures and buildings under special protection
254206. National treasures at Onjo-ji Temple: Kondo, Shinrazenshindo, Kojo-in Temple Kyakuden (visitors' quarters), Kangakuin Kyakuden, Kenponchoshoku Fudoo Statue (Ou Fudo), Shinra Myojin Zazo, Enchin Zazo (Okotsudaishi), Chisho Daishi Zazo (Chuson Daiji), Gobushinkan, Chisho Daishi related materials
254207. National treasures formerly stocked in the Jinko-in Temple
254208. National treasures of large armor
254209. National, prefectural and incorporated administrative agency research institutions had developed 121low-pollen Japanese cedar cultivars and 1 pollen-free Japanese cedar cultivar as of 2008.
254210. Nationalists from Genyosha (the Black Ocean Society) and other organizations also belonged to the Dai Nihon Party.
254211. Nationalists were critical of the idea of the Meiji Government promoting step-by-step revisions to the treaties.
254212. Nationality other than Asia (1 person)
254213. Nationality other than Asia (2 persons)
254214. Nationalization
254215. Nationalization of private railways in the Meiji Period went through a various stream of changes.
254216. Nationalization of railways
254217. Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property
254218. Nationally designated Important Cultural Property, shoin-zukuri style, 2-ken length longitudinal purlins, 3-ken length transverse beams, one-storey, kirizuma-zukuri style shingle roof.
254219. Nationally designated important cultural properties; a prefecturally designated historical site of Hiroshima Prefecture as remains of Tomo Hichikyo-ochi (the exile of the Seven nobles from Kyoto to Tomo).
254220. Nationally popular Fumimaro KONOE was appointed to Deputy Prime Minister-status as Minister of State (without portfolio), Mamoru SHIGEMITSU as Foreign Minister and Juichi TSUSHIMA as Finance Minister.
254221. Nationally, common uses of Kanpyo are Kanpyo-maki (Kizu maki), ingredients in sushi, chirashi-zushi, binding string in boiled foods like kobu-maki (kelp roll) and age-kinchaku (a pouch of fried soybean curd).
254222. Nationally, the remains are known as a place where the oldest-in-Japan dwelling site was found, and in particular, the structure of a dwelling in the latter part of the Paleolithic period was made clear there.
254223. Nationally-selected Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Buildings
254224. Nations that have taxis with an automatic door are very rare in the world, and thus many foreign people visiting Japan are often surprised by the door.
254225. Nationwide Hachiman-gu Shrines / Hachiman-jinja Shrines
254226. Nationwide currency by the Edo Shogunate was not established until the Kanei Tsuho coin, which was issued after the Edo Shogunate established the government of the entire nation when the Toyotomi clan was ruined.
254227. Nationwide customs
254228. Nationwide polls were conducted from September 29 to October 6 of the same year through individual interviews with 10,000 men and women over the age of 20 (valid respondents: 8,700) by researchers of Central Research Services, Inc.
254229. Nationwide production volume and production value in 2006 was 7,315 tons and 31.3 billion yen respectively.
254230. Native Americans' lucky charms
254231. Native variety
254232. Natori-dan (army corps in Natori County)
254233. Natori-dan refers to Gundan (army corps in ancient Japan) deployed in Natori County, Mutsu Province (later Rikuzen Province), Japan from the early 8th century to the 10th century.
254234. Natsu KANDA
254235. Natsu ni Waza Fuyu ni Koe (Skill in Summer, Voice in Winter), collection of essay, published by Shinchosha Publishing Co., Ltd. in 1974.
254236. Natsu no Gokayama' (Gokayama in Summer) (1919)
254237. Natsu no Jin
254238. Natsu no Kyoku (Summer Music) (koto)
254239. Natsu-kusa ya/tsuwamono-domo ga/yume no ato (Mounds of summer grass - the place where noble soldiers one time dreamed a dream): Hiraizumi-cho, Iwate Prefecture
254240. Natsu-sensu (summer fan)
254241. Natsugori no hi (day of summer ice): Nihon Kakigori Kyokai (literally, Nihon Shaved Ice Association) established July 25 as the Natsugori no hi by making sound connection between natsugori (another name of shaved ice) and 7, 2, 5.
254242. Natsugoromo (Summer Clothes) (sangen and koto)
254243. Natsugusa-zu (picture of flowering plants of summer, two panel screen), Nezu Museum
254244. Natsuhiko KYOGOKU (1963 -)
254245. Natsuhiko KYOGOKU and Katsumi TADA, both of whom are ghost researchers, say this is because Katawa-guruma can be regarded as a discriminatory word.
254246. Natsuhiko KYOGOKU introduces the details of Dr. Fukurai's senrigan (second sight) experiment, in his novel "Moryo no Hako."
254247. Natsuhiko was also a hard-working man and Tentei allowed their marriage.
254248. Natsuhikoboshi (Hikoboshi, Kengyusei) is Altair of Aquila.
254249. Natsui had an official court rank of shogoi (Senior Fifth Rank) and was a Benkan (a Controller of the Oversight Department which was a division of the Daijokan responsible for controlling central and provincial governmental offices).
254250. Natsui was a great grandson of Dainagon (Major Counselor) KI no Kosami.
254251. Natsui's father was KI no Yoshimine who was a Kokushi (which was also called Kuni no tsukasa or Kunizukasa, which was a provincial government officer) of Mino Province.
254252. Natsuida soba (Aomori City)
254253. Natsukage
254254. Natsukarekusa shozu
254255. Natsukoshizake (sake that passed the summer)
254256. Natsumatsuri (Summer Festival)
254257. Natsumatsuri Naniwa-kagami (Naniwa's mirror in a summer festival)
254258. Natsumatsuri Naniwa-kagami is the title of ningyo joruri (puppet drama) and kabuki kyogen (comic drama).
254259. Natsumatsuri Naniwakagami (Natsumatsuri) (summer festival Naniwakagami)
254260. Natsume (a container for powdered tea)
254261. Natsume (a container for powdered tea) (Chaki [tea utensil])
254262. Natsume is a kind of tea utensil and a lacquered wooden container with a lid used to hold powdered green tea.
254263. Natsume tea caddy
254264. Natsumi Hai-ji (the Former Natsumi-ji Temple)
254265. Natsumi Hai-ji Exhibition Hall
254266. Natsumi Hai-ji Exhibition Hall: Adult \200, Senior high school student \100, Junior high school and Elementary school student Free, Group (Adult) \150, Group (Senior high school student) Free.
254267. Natsumi Hai-ji is a site of a demolished temple which existed at Natsumi, Nabari City, Mie Prefecture from the Asuka period to the Nara period.
254268. Natsumi-haiji Ruined Temple (national historical site) in Nabari City, Mie Prefecture is considered 'Shofuku-ji Temple, which was completed in 725 as part of a vow made by Oku no Himemiko' ("Yakushiji Engi" [The History of the Yakushi-ji Temple]).
254269. Natsumikan (summer tangerine)
254270. Natsuno KIYOHARA, the child of Ogura O (King), who was the fourth-generation king, together with KIYOHARA no Hase, the child of Ishiura O (King), who was a younger brother of Ogura O (King), descended to the status of subject and was given the surname of KIYOHARA no Mahito.
254271. Natsutakanohi no kami - Also known as Natsunome no kami.
254272. Natto
254273. Natto (fermented soy beans)
254274. Natto (fermented soybeans)
254275. Natto (fermented soybeans), tofu (bean curd), okara (bean curd residue), tonyu (soy milk), yuba (bean curd skin), and abura-age (deep-fried bean curd)
254276. Natto WADA
254277. Natto WADA was originally the pen name used for co-writing when they belonged to Toho Film Studios.
254278. Natto and its hygienic aspects
254279. Natto contains an enzyme that dissolves blood clots, and it has been confirmed that when a person eats natto, an FDP which is a cracked component resulting from the dissolution of clot increases in his/her blood.
254280. Natto has been dried in the sun so that it would keep for a long time.
254281. Natto is a Japanese food produced by fermenting soybeans with bacillus subtilis natto.
254282. Natto is also abundant in dietary fiber; in fact, 100 grams of natto will contain 4.9 to 7.6 grams of fiber.
254283. Natto is also used as a topping for Japanese-style spaghetti, an ingredient for okonomiyaki (savory pancake with various ingredients), or a topping for curry and rice or ramen (Chinese soup noodles).
254284. Natto is eaten throughout Japan, but it was not consumed as much in the Kinki and Shikoku regions before.
254285. Natto is packed and shipped in a package which has an expiry date and brand indication when it reaches the appropriate degree of fermentation taking into consideration the progress of fermentation during transportation.
254286. Natto is sprinkled with salt and bran and then parched with an iron pan.
254287. Natto jiru, which is prepared by adding finely chopped natto to miso soup, was eaten more often that natto gohan during the Edo period.
254288. Natto made with ground (hence "crushed") soybeans
254289. Natto overseas
254290. Natto produced by koji mold was found in ancient Chinese remains uncovered in or around the second century B.C.
254291. Natto vendor
254292. Nattomaki (fermented soybeans roll): Hosomaki using hikiwari natto (crashed natto) as a filling
254293. Natural Beauty Room (Suimei-no-ma)
254294. Natural Disaster Science and Disaster Reduction Initiatives
254295. Natural Fermentation
254296. Natural History
254297. Natural Monument
254298. Natural Monument (Nationally Designated)
254299. Natural Monument - 'nagi conifer forest within precincts Kasuga-Taisha Shrine precincts'
254300. Natural Monuments Designated by Nara Prefecture
254301. Natural Monuments: animals, plants, geographic features and minerals
254302. Natural Objects
254303. Natural Parks
254304. Natural Science
254305. Natural Substances and Cloth
254306. Natural disasters occurred frequently after 776, and they were dreaded as the acts of the revengeful ghosts of the deposed empress and the deposed crown prince and a rumor started to circulate that the empress became a dragon.
254307. Natural disasters such as typhoon, heavy rain, drought, or earthquake were also considered unclean impure, and were purified and cleared up through a lustral ceremony such as a ground-breaking ceremony.
254308. Natural disasters were all believed to be the acts of goryo, and this led to the creation of courtesies expressed to goryo.
254309. Natural environment
254310. Natural environments
254311. Natural father: MINAMOTO no Tadamune (Kawachi-Genji (Minamoto clan), a grandson of MINAMOTO no Yoshiie), an officer of Obu Village in Kazusa Province, called as Genta OBU.
254312. Natural father: Munenari Date
254313. Natural features
254314. Natural features such as mountains, waterfalls, large rocks and large trees have been objects of worship in Japan since ancient times and believed to be places in which invisible Kami (Japanese folk deities) dwell, such as large rocks referred to as iwakura (sacred rocks) in which kami were thought to reside.
254315. Natural gas was long used for lighting and combustion.
254316. Natural grass ground
254317. Natural monument
254318. Natural phenomena
254319. Natural scenes he depicted were refined and lifelike.
254320. Natural science field/general (4,102 institutions)
254321. Natural stone Doso-shin
254322. Naturalized citizens gradually started to live in the vicinity of Asuka, and the Yamatonoaya clan, which later became a powerful clan, established their residence in Hinokuma close to Asuka from early on.
254323. Naturally Ryoma carried the gun with him at the time of assassination, but was killed without opening fire.
254324. Naturally bright and intelligent, Are could recite upon reading but once and memorize upon hearing but once.
254325. Naturally he kept having the actual political power.
254326. Naturally it is grilled up earlier when pressed.
254327. Naturally made clear and twinkling fresh
254328. Naturally the honjo side objected to this and as the result of negotiation between the central government and the bakufu, the set up of jito was limited only to Heishi mokkanryo (land rights confiscated by the Kamakura bakufu from the Taira family) and muhonninryo (land rights confiscated by the Kamakura bakufu from rebels).
254329. Naturally the upper-class feudal lord confronted such a movement, and the dispute between them occurred frequently from the late Kamakura period to the Muromachi period.
254330. Naturally there also arises the problem about the period of the establishment of the Jodo sect by Honen.
254331. Naturally there were ten statues when they were created, but four of them were lost and only six statues, those of Sharihotsu, Mokukenren, Subodai, Furuna, Kasenen and Ragora currently exist.
254332. Naturally, Captain Kannari and Captain Kuraishi were in the lead, but, other than that, soldiers followed them regardless of their positions or ranks.
254333. Naturally, Emperor Godaigo strenuously rebelled against Imperial Prince Kuniyoshi, the Jimyoin line and the Kamakura bakufu which decided on such a succession.
254334. Naturally, Kyo-yasai is used for Japanese cuisine; moreover, it is often used for French and Italian cuisine.
254335. Naturally, Nobunaga would have anticipated the two-flanking wings formation to concentrate gunners whose availability was limited on both wings.
254336. Naturally, Sozen opposed Katsumoto, Yoshimi's guardian, and the rivalry for Shogunate succession divided the shugo daimyos in the whole country into two camps, those of Katsumoto and of Sozen, making collision between them inevitable.
254337. Naturally, attacks to the face with the hands (punches to the face) are allowed.
254338. Naturally, credit cards are not available for a taxi with no credit card companies' stickers on.
254339. Naturally, he describes in his diary, "Narimichi-kyo Kuden Nikki" (an anecdote of FUJIWARA no Narimichi), to what extent he practiced to improve his kemari skills.
254340. Naturally, he would have been given a high position by Emperor Tenmu thanks to his contribution, however, his name is not mentioned in any of the later historical records, and even the year of his death is unknown.
254341. Naturally, it is considered that he also brought back many private things not included in this list.
254342. Naturally, it is requested that persons entering this forest understand that this research forest is a university facility and not an ordinary sightseeing spot, and that they must follow the rules upon entering the forest.
254343. Naturally, it is thought to be inappropriate in today's political history to regard only one of Nakajima and Kuhara as the official president.
254344. Naturally, it was of the best quality among the sake of the time and was ranked above katahaku (sake brewed from polished white rice and unpolished rice) and morohaku (sake of 100% polished white rice) in quality.
254345. Naturally, it was only in the Meiji period that the Japanese words related to 'bijutsu,' such as 'bijutsu-kan' (an art museum), 'bijutsu-ka' (an artist), and 'bijutsu-shi' (art history), began to be used.
254346. Naturally, many royalists hated him deeply.
254347. Naturally, since then he seems to have become familiar with the high officials of bakufu, especially men of letters like Tokitsura OTA.
254348. Naturally, society became a commerce-centered one and merchants became wealthy while ordinary people also were able to obtain various favorite goods.
254349. Naturally, some people insisted that 'hakucho is also human' and waged the freedom movement, however, as a result, they also suffered from discrimination as 'new hakucho'.
254350. Naturally, the admission was cheaper than usual.
254351. Naturally, the development of moro-haku brewing techniques have been closely related to rice polishing techniques.
254352. Naturally, the fare of the latter case is less than the total fare of the former case, but many people use Keihan-Yamashina Station because the platforms are provided on the ground level and are more comfortable to use.
254353. Naturally, the firing was an intentional threat that initially sent the residents of Edo, who were hearing cannon fire for the first time, into a panic, but once people realized the shots were blank, however, they seemed to enjoy the sounds.
254354. Naturally, the kokushi resisted this situation.
254355. Naturally, the number of occasion that sokuikanjo was conducted in the enthronement of the emperor was increased and the Imperial Family was welcomed it as a mean to make the authority firm, then sokuikanjo came to stay in the enthronement ceremony.
254356. Naturally, the opinions of Okurakyo-no-tsubone and Katsumoto differed and didn't dovetail.
254357. Naturally, the temple did not approve the transfer of Kechimyaku Sojo from Nikko to Nichimoku.
254358. Naturally, there were Japanese among the crew.
254359. Naturally, they became a target of criticism and slander.
254360. Naturally, this led to an uprising (Gujo ikki) by farmers who were against the policy.
254361. Nature
254362. Nature and ancestor worship
254363. Nature and parks
254364. Nature and scenery that resemble Kyoto
254365. Nature aspects
254366. Nature bestows benefits onto humankind, and from time to time also presents hazards to humankind.
254367. Nature has been preserved largely untouched due to the absence of large-scale development, such as ski resorts.
254368. Nature of Japanese people
254369. Nature of baiu front
254370. Nature, meaning, and name of Tamagaki in the current Jinja Shinto
254371. Natures of fragrances are different and they are expressed by comparison to Shaoxing rice wine, sherry, caramel, dried shiitake mushroom, raison, etc.
254372. Natures of the soil
254373. Nausicaa of animation cartoonist Hayao MIYAZAKI's "Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind" was inspired by the princess.
254374. Nautical charts
254375. Naval Battle of Danno-ura
254376. Naval Battle of the Coral Sea
254377. Naval Battles of Kizu-gawa River Estuary
254378. Naval Fleet Commander: Sukemaro ITO, Rear Admiral of the Imperial Navy
254379. Naval battle of Awa oki (coast)
254380. Naval battle of Hakodattewan (coast)
254381. Naval battle of Japan sea in 1905
254382. Naval battle of Midway Island
254383. Naval battle of Solomon Island
254384. Naval battle of the Philippine Sea
254385. Naval battle off the coast of Ceylon island
254386. Naval battle off the coast of Jinsen
254387. Naval battle off the coast of Leyte Island
254388. Naval battle off the coast of Malay Peninsula
254389. Naval battle off the coast of Peleliu Island
254390. Naval battle off the coast of Toyo-shima Island
254391. Naval battle off the coast of Urusan
254392. Navel of bonito
254393. Navies in those days had strongholds along Maizuru Bay and according to the Tanabe Kyuki (the old record of Tanabe), the lord of the castle of which ruins remained in the village called Sabaka in Maizuru City was Shichiro Zaemon SHIMOJIMA.
254394. Navigation
254395. Navy (Navy Bugyo: Ikunosuke ARAI)
254396. Navy Bugyo, Ikunosuke ARAI
254397. Navy Memorial Museum
254398. Nawabari (castle layout) and major types of kuruwas
254399. Nawabari (castle plan; general term for the layout of a castle and its component structures)
254400. Nawabari (general term for the layout of a castle and its component structures) was made by Takatora TODO who was known as a master of castle construction.
254401. Nawashiro (a rice nursery)
254402. Naya-kobo Craft Center
254403. Nayosecho
254404. Nayosecho was an accounting document which tallied the information on the cultivated fields according to each naukenin, as opposed to kenchucho and kenchumokuroku which tallied according to the number of units of the land.
254405. Nayoshi County: Nayoshi Town
254406. Nazeuragami, Amami City (Amami-Oshima Island); TAIRA no Arimori-jinja Shrine, which enshrines Arimori, is located here and is believed to be the ruins of Uragami castle constructed by Arimori.
254407. Nazotoki
254408. Nazuna (shepherd's purse, a plant belonging to Brassicaceae) is popularly known as 'pen pen gusa (weed).'
254409. Nazuna (shepherd's-purse)
254410. Ne no kuni was also believed to be located in Kumano due to the theory that the land of Yomi was actually Kumano Sanzan, but comparing the accounts given in the Kojiki and the Izumo fudoki (Regional Gazeteer of Izumo), the belief that Yomi is located in Izumo is more plausible.
254411. Neaby attractions
254412. Neagari Style (Bonsai with exposed roots)
254413. Neagari style bonsai are those which have been grown in a harsh environment and the roots branching off under the earth have become exposed on the surface of the topsoil due to the effects of wind and rain.
254414. Neapolitan
254415. Near 'Hokke-ji' bus stop on Nara Kotsu Bus Lines Co., Ltd. (for Nara Station, 白土町) from Yamato-Saidaiji Station of Kinki Nippon Railway Company
254416. Near 'Hokke-ji' bus stop on Nara Kotsu Bus Lines Co., Ltd. (for Saidaiji Station or Japan Air Self-Defense Force) from Nara Station of JR Kansai Main Line and Kintetsu Nara Station
254417. Near Hakuto Kaigan there is Hakuto-jinja Shrine that enshrines the white rabbit god.
254418. Near Honenin Temple, there is a stone monument around halfway, in which his waka, 'Live and let live. I go my own way,' is inscribed.
254419. Near Imadegawa Station, Karasuma Line of the Kyoto Municipal Subway
254420. Near Jujo-Karasuma crossing
254421. Near Kyoto City Bus Arashiyama Tenryu-ji-mae stop or a 1 minute walk from Arashiyama Station on the Keifuku Electric Railroad.
254422. Near Kyoto Seikadaigaku-mae stop of Kyoto bus #40, #50 (Kokusai Kaikan -Ichihara)
254423. Near Kyoto Seikadaimae Station of Eizan Electric Railway, Kurama Line
254424. Near MONONOBE no Moriya's grave
254425. Near Natsumi Hai-ji stands the Natsumi Hai-ji Exhibition Hall, which explains an displays the artifacts of Natsumi Hai-ji, clay tiles with Buddha figures with which it has been said Kondo was decorated, and so on.
254426. Near Ogicho, the woman asked, "Actually I live outside the capital, but would you take me home?," to which Tsuna answered as follows.
254427. Near Threatened
254428. Near the Nishinokyo Station of Kintetsu Corporation Kintetsu Kashihara Line
254429. Near the Ryoan-ji-mae stop on Kyoto Municipal Bus, Kyoto Bus, and JR Bus.
254430. Near the Tokyo Bay area today, there are various place-names, such as Koyurugi, Sodegaura, and Sodegahama.
254431. Near the edge of the platform of the Sagano Line to the direction of Kameoka Station, the JR Kyoto Station NK building was completed and a new ticket wicket was installed there to alleviate the congestion of the Sagano Line caused by passengers rushing to the cars stationed at another end of the platform toward the direction of Kyoto Station.
254432. Near the end of the Heian Period, there were a number of cases where shunshi were called Myogyomonjasho (a student who is a master of myogyo - Chinese classics of Confucianism).
254433. Near the end of the diary, in the entry for October 11, 1497, is written, 'I will not write down anymore from now on, except a little about inquiries from the emperor and the like from time to time, if there are any,' and there are only brief entries sporadically found for the rest of the year and the next year.
254434. Near the junction of the eastbound track and the gentle gradient sidetrack of the Kosei Line, there is a railroad signal (the 3rd block signal) which is located in a clearly visible place seen from both of the tracks.
254435. Near the temple building site of Hoko-ji Temple (Misaki-cho Iwakuma, Isumi City, Chiba Prefecture), there is a Kofun (tumulus) called 'Tonozuka Himezuka' (Prince mound Princess mound).
254436. Near the trunk of a big pine in Hoi Gun, Aichi Prefecture, there is a big cave called 'Tengu's Nest,' where it is said that some people in fact saw the Tengu.
254437. Near this Jobodaiin, there is another poossible place that SHIRAKAWA was entombed in, which is regulated by the Imperial Household Agency as Ryobo sankouchi.
254438. Near to Karahashi Saiji Park, in Karahashi Hiragaki-cho, Minami Ward stands a small temple that has inherited the name 'Sai-ji Temple'.
254439. Near to Nakatsukyo, Okuchichibu, a building that Gennai designed and stayed for a long time, remains as "Gennaikyo" in the present day.
254440. Near to the Kyoto Bus 'Iwakura Station' stop.
254441. Nearby
254442. Nearby Amulet-issuing Offices
254443. Nearby Attractions
254444. Nearby Facilities
254445. Nearby Ichijo-dori Street flourished as sando (an approach to the temple) leading to Todai-ji Temple from the station of Daibutsu Railway (Daibutsu Tetsudo) at one time in the Meiji Period.
254446. Nearby Imadegawa Station of the Karasuma Line of Kyoto Municipal Subway
254447. Nearby Institution
254448. Nearby Landmarks
254449. Nearby Places of Interest
254450. Nearby Ruins
254451. Nearby Schools
254452. Nearby Shrine
254453. Nearby Spots
254454. Nearby Stations
254455. Nearby Temple
254456. Nearby Temples
254457. Nearby are both the remains of Tsuho-ji Temple which was once the Kawachi-Genji family temple, and the tomb of Yorinobu, Yoriyoshi and Yoshiie.
254458. Nearby are the, Kyoto Sangyo University, Kamigamo-jinja Shrine, a world heritage property, Nishigamo, Jinko-in Temple and Kamo-gawa River.
254459. Nearby attractions
254460. Nearby establishments include the Emperor Meiji Mausoleum (the completion of the terminal was expedited in time for the ensuing ceremonial events), the main office from the days of Nara Electric Railway and a busy shopping mall.
254461. Nearby facilities
254462. Nearby interchange: Maizuru-Oe Interchange
254463. Nearby is 'Gien Koen' (Gien Park), which contains the 'monument of the Battle of Sunomatagawa,' 'Gien Jizo,' and the 'memorial tower of MINAMOTO no Gien.'
254464. Nearby is JR Ogura Station, which is on the Nara Line of West Japan Railway Company (JR West).
254465. Nearby is Joruri-ji Temple, known for its nine statues of Amida.
254466. Nearby places of interest
254467. Nearby sightseeing spots
254468. Nearby sites of interest
254469. Nearby spots
254470. Nearby temples and shrines
254471. Nearby were the Haji clan bases of Sugawarafushimi and Akishino in which temples including Sugawara-ji Temple stood.
254472. Nearest Train Station: about 5 minutes east of Keihan Shijo Station (Keihan Electric Railway)
254473. Nearest bus stop: Hankyu Bus Mukomachi yubinkyoku-mae (post office)
254474. Nearest bus stop: Kyoto Municipal Transportation Bureau Jujo Aifukacho
254475. Nearest bus stop: Kyoto Municipal Transportation Bureau Takeda Kubo-cho
254476. Nearest bus stop: Tanbabashi Station of the Kyoto Municipal Transportation Bureau
254477. Nearest interchange: Kochi Expressway Nankoku Interchange(Nankoku City)
254478. Nearest railway station
254479. Nearest station
254480. Nearest station: Horyuji Station (West Japan Railway)
254481. Nearest station: Katsura Station on the Hankyu Kyoto Main Line/Arashiyama Line.
254482. Nearest station: Keihan Electric Railway Demachiyanagi Station
254483. Nearest station: Kyoto City Subway Kitayama Station (Kyoto Prefecture)
254484. Nearest station: Take the Karasuma Line of the Kyoto Municipal Subway to Kuramaguchi Station and walk for 3 minutes.
254485. Nearest station: Tofuro-mae Station on Nishitetsu Tenjin-Omuta Line (to which Mahoroba connects)
254486. Nearest stations
254487. Nearly 100 cars of type 51 remained even after that, and sixty cars of type 51 as well as three cars of Moha 70 remained at the time of the 'Yonsanto' timetable revision made on October 1, 1968.
254488. Nearly 100 imitations of this statue are known to exist around Japan including at Saidai-ji Temple (Nara City, Nara Prefecture) and are referred to as 'Seiryo-ji Temple-style Shaka statues.'
254489. Nearly 30% of the students were older than 26 years.
254490. Nearly 50 years passed before showing of this play was regarded as harmless.
254491. Nearly all the Chinese calligraphy and paintings in the possession of Senoku-hakuko-kan are from Kanichi's collection.
254492. Nearly all the local trains return from this station.
254493. Nearly all the representative rice varieties in Japan after the war, such as Norin ichigo, Koshihikari, Sasanishiki, Gohyakumangoku and Takane nishiki, have been later generations of this variety.
254494. Nearly all the shrines in Japan distribute the Shinsatsu (talisman) (Jingu taima (shrine amulet)) of Kotai Jingu Shrine (Tensyo kotai jingu Shrine).
254495. Nearly all the trains, including three-door cars in the afternoon or later, are operated with cross-seat cars, but when the trains of Series 9000 are in the periodical inspection or parts change, the cars furnished with long seats are sometimes used instead, even in the afternoon or later.
254496. Nearly half of the local trains share the same track with the Fukuchiyama Line to Shin-Sanda Station.
254497. Nearly the entire line runs in parallel with the JR Nara Line.
254498. Neat names: real names which became Shinto and Buddhist deities.
254499. Nebukawa stone
254500. Neburibashi
254501. Necchu jikan bochu "shumi" ari' (The enthusiasm time, Enjoy a hobby even if you are busy), a TV program on NHK, introduced the scientific analysis of mizukiri using an ultrahigh-speed camera and a computer.
254502. Nechiyama-dera Temple (Itoigawa City, Niigata Prefecture)
254503. Nechiyama-dera Temple's Ennen longevity dance (January 28, 1980; Itoigawa City; Hiyoshi-jinja Hosankai [Service Association of Hiyoshi-jinja Shrine])
254504. Necklaces made of Hisui (jade) Magadama (comma-shaped beads), glass cylindrical beads, small beads and so on
254505. Needle
254506. Needles
254507. Needless to say that agarwood and aloe belong to completely different families.
254508. Needless to say they have no money to make an appeal to the Daishin-in (Predecessor of the Supreme Court of Japan); further, they were forced to face starvation.
254509. Needless to say, Emperor Taisho tried to make him leave quickly by giving him a souvenir for the visit.
254510. Needless to say, Fusasada fully backed Akisada and went to the Kanto region to go to battle in 1488.
254511. Needless to say, Genji and the Emperor were dejected.
254512. Needless to say, Harukata SUE completely grasped the actual power, and the Ouchi clan survived, putting Yoshinaga OUCHI (whose name was changed from Haruhide) at its top as a puppet.
254513. Needless to say, Hideo KOBAYASHI, who well understood and appreciated this characteristic, was his strongest supporter.
254514. Needless to say, Kanera ICHIJO was the greatest person of culture who lived in the Muromachi period.
254515. Needless to say, Kazuo MIYAGAWA played a very important role in cinematography.
254516. Needless to say, Shinbei accepts his words.
254517. Needless to say, Sukeroku does not accept his words, and kills Ikyu who is a survivor of the Taira clan, IGA no Heinaizaemon, in fact, and escapes from Yoshiwara with Tomokirimaru.
254518. Needless to say, Takatsune, who was a father and Kanrei, held a real power and Yoshimasa, who was shitsuji, was merely an assistant.
254519. Needless to say, a bigger brewery has a bigger toji group.
254520. Needless to say, a wide zenkin was also pasted on haritsuke kabe and folding screens.
254521. Needless to say, as it is a story of half-mythical world, it is difficult to identify correctly, a region along Yoshino-gawa River such as present Kawakami-mura (Nara Prefecture) or Higashiyoshino-mura is considered.
254522. Needless to say, he always played the role of Heizo Kagetoki KAJIWARA.
254523. Needless to say, he valued competent persons highly, and employed many former retainers of the Imagawa clan, of the Takeda clan, and of the Hojo clan in addition to those of Fudai retainers in the Ansho and Okazaki areas.
254524. Needless to say, it is hard to achieve aiuchi when an opponent consists of many people.
254525. Needless to say, it is not recommended to sprinkle polluted water such as urine.
254526. Needless to say, it is one of the traditional Japanese cultures that have been loved by Japanese people.
254527. Needless to say, it isn't so easy to brew sake.
254528. Needless to say, many of the Monjosho wanted to become Kyuryo-gakusei and as a result, the most intelligent students were selected as recipients.
254529. Needless to say, means for the revenge are extorting, blackmailing and robbing.
254530. Needless to say, military aristocrats were required to contribute to the Imperial Court in military affairs.
254531. Needless to say, pork for 'tasting' should be blanched in advance so that its strong odor is removed and its flavor is contained.
254532. Needless to say, railways were no exception and were attacked many times.
254533. Needless to say, some Heimin were forced by Shizoku.
254534. Needless to say, such vassals became tired of gold and silver, receiving big salary.
254535. Needless to say, the Japanese Communist Party was in favor of the Ninagawa administration.
254536. Needless to say, the name derived from Takeshiro.
254537. Needless to say, the number of its residents would jump after arrival of the trading ships from Tsushima.
254538. Needless to say, the people at the post station were also shrewd, and haggling over price reduction often took place.
254539. Needless to say, the police didn't condone the killing, and arrested all the villagers who took part in it on charges of murder.
254540. Needless to say, the schoolmates who took the Crown Prince out were rebuked severely by the police and people related to the Imperial household.
254541. Needless to say, the story of 'bubu zuke' is just a parable of one of so many traditional implicit communications existing in the daily life of the people living in Kyoto that may never be explained in a simple sentence.
254542. Needless to say, the tale of 'Ashoka the Great of India' among all those legendary stories is a pretext added by the posterity, and a generally-accepted theory is that this pagoda was erected by settlers from Chosun Peninsula around the beginning of the Nara period (the seventh century).
254543. Needless to say, there existed no dictionary for Dutch and Japanese.
254544. Needless to say, there still exist guests whose purpose is toji.
254545. Needless to say, they never allow anyone to teach such information to people outside the school.
254546. Needless to say, those from other than regent family cannot be appointed these posts.
254547. Needless to say, volcanic hot springs are located near volcanoes and contain ingredients originating from volcanic gas.
254548. Needless to say, we have to pay careful attention to them in order to use "Azuma Kagami" as a historical material.
254549. Needless to say, wild reptilian crocodiles do not inhabit in Japan currently.
254550. Needs relating to meals
254551. Neesima Hall
254552. Negaitoshite-ya
254553. Negative and positive baiu
254554. Negative baiu is called also "onnazuyu" (literally, 'female baiu'), and positive baiu "otokozuyu" (literally, 'male baiu'), but they are seldom used in recent year as such expressions are deemed as discrimination by sex.
254555. Negative evaluation
254556. Negative expression of ability is made by adding '... rehen' and '... rarehen' to each verb.
254557. Negative forms of SA-gyo and KA-gyo henkaku katsuyo (SA-row and KA-row irregular conjugation group verbs) conjugate frequently at 'i' dan (i-grade,) in which cases 'hin' shall be fixed as a relevant postpositional particle.
254558. Negative forms of godan doshi conjugate at 'a' dan (a-grade).
254559. Negative ion
254560. Negative opinion
254561. Negative opinions based on the misunderstanding of the yumai-zukuri method
254562. Negative theory on his achievement
254563. Negawakuwa hana no shita nite haru shinan sono kisaragi no mochizuki no koro (Would that I could die Under the cherry blossoms In spring in the second month, At the time of the full moon!)'
254564. Negi (assistant to Guji)
254565. Negi (green onion): Raw negi minced when used as a seasoning.
254566. Negi is the official title for Shinto priesthood.
254567. Negi was the top priest at the Kamo-jinja Shrine, Matsunoo-taisha Shrine, Hiyoshi-taisha Shrine, and Hirano-jinja Shrine, and was second to Onegi at Katori-jingu Shrine and Kashima-jingu Shrine.
254568. Negidaku (plenty of sliced onions) and Neginuki (less sliced onions) are types of serving the customer can request according to their taste.
254569. Negidaku is the bowl with plenty of onions of the ingredients, whereas neginuki is the bowl with less sliced onions.
254570. Negidaku/Neginuki
254571. Negima: Alternately skewered green onion pieces and meat (originally, tuna).
254572. Negishi left Mibu village to worship Ise-jingu Shrine just after Tonouchi died.
254573. Negitoro (minced fatty portion of tuna belly and Welsh onions) and Dashi-maki Tamago (Rolled Omelet)
254574. Negitoro-maki: the nori-maki with fatty minced tuna and chopped green onion placed at the core.
254575. Negitoromaki: Hosomaki using Welsh onions and the fatty portion of tuna belly as fillings
254576. Negiyaki was commercialized by the owner of an okonomiyaki restaurant "Yamamoto," based on makanai ryori (meals which staffs of the restaurant cook for themselves) which the owner had prepared using green onion instead of cabbage.
254577. Negligence by creating new images
254578. Negligence by darkening Jodo
254579. Negligence by impeding good deeds
254580. Negligence by losing the followers
254581. Negligence by making mistakes during nenbutsu
254582. Negligence by not respecting Shaka
254583. Negligence by starting a new order
254584. Negligence by turning your back towards the gods
254585. Negligence by upsetting the country
254586. Negoro and Saiga shu thought that they could stand down enemies if they defeated the vanguard elite troops even against a big army.
254587. Negoro and Saiga shu worked respectfully for Sadamasa HATAKEYAMA as a nominal master and also received the support of the Yukawa clan in Kinan (southern part of Wakayama Prefecture).
254588. Negoro shu brought on active debate over its pros and cons, but the opposing group shot down the lodgment of Ogo by gun during the night, and as a result, Ogo quickly went to Kyoto.
254589. Negoro-ji Temple
254590. Negoro-ji Temple (Iwade City, Wakayama Prefecture)
254591. Negoro-ji Temple - Grand head temple of the Shingi Shingon sect (新義真言宗総本山)
254592. Negoro-ji Temple at Aomine, Goshikidai, Kagawa Prefecture, treasures hones believed to be owned by Ushioni.
254593. Negoro-ji Temple, founded at Mt. Negoro (including Daidenpo-in) was in its ascendancy but was burned down by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI in 1585.
254594. Negoro-ji Temple; it was well-known for its mighty harquebus corps including Kazunaga TSUDA, the founder of Tsuda school of gunnery.
254595. Negotiation of the treaty -1-
254596. Negotiation over Ili region between the Qing dynasty and Russia
254597. Negotiation toward a solution
254598. Negotiations about matters, such as the decision of ports to be opened, were scheduled for a later date.
254599. Negotiations between Shigenobu Okuma and several foreign countries
254600. Negotiations conducted by Foreign Minister Shigenobu OKUMA (1888 - 1889): The planned recruitment of judges from foreign countries to the post at Daishin-in (Predecessor of the Supreme Court of Japan) was leaked to the London Times.
254601. Negotiations conducted by Foreign Minister Shuzo AOKI (1889 - 1891): England agreed with recovery of jurisdiction but the negotiations were aborted due to the Otsu Incident.
254602. Negotiations conducted by Gaimukyo (Chief of Foreign Ministry) Munenori TERASHIMA (1876 - 1878): While the United States agreed to the recovery of the tax revenue source, England and Germany opposed the same and the negotiation was aborted.
254603. Negotiations were resumed afterwards and a messenger from the Southern Court visited Kyoto.
254604. Negotiations with foreign ministers on the following day saw more fierce protests against the decision of the conference, with the discussion on the Urakami Christian problem between the British minister, Harry PARKES, and others and government representatives, including Shigenobu OKUMA, lasting more than six hours.
254605. Nehan (nirvana) painting of the sect founder
254606. Nehan is a translation of Nirvana, which originally referred to the state of mind free of illusion, but in the context of Nehan-e, it refers to the death of Shakyamuni.
254607. Nehan-e (Memorial service for the anniversary of Buddha's Nirvana)
254608. Nehan-e (Memorial service for the anniversary of Buddha's Nirvana) (February 15)
254609. Nehan-e, also referred to as Nehan-ko or Nehan-ki, is a Buddhist memorial service practiced in Japan and China on February 15 in the Chinese lunar calendar, the day when Shakyamuni entered Nirvana (died), to remember the illustrious memory of Shakamuni and repayment of a kindness.
254610. Nehan-gyo (the Nirvana Sutra), has succeeded the idea of Kuon-jitsujo (Buddha had attained Enlightenment in the eternal past) from Hokke-kyo Sutra, and developed and sublimated it into an idea that the real nature of Budddha shall exist forever even after Nyorai (Buddha) entered nirvana.
254611. Nehan-gyo Sutra is just treasured heirloom to atone life.
254612. Nehan-gyo Sutra preaches Shakyamuni's lifetime teachings again.
254613. Nehan-gyo has eventually denied mappo-shiso as a theory of mere expediency for graded preachings.
254614. Nehan-gyo preaches the following:
254615. Nehan-zu (Nirvana's portrait) of Mt. Koya (in 1086)
254616. Nehane Ritual (anniversary of Buddha's death)
254617. Nehanjo
254618. Nehanzo (an image of the Buddha immediately after his death) (in Daitoku-ji Temple)
254619. Nehanzo (an image of the Buddha immediately after his death) with color painting on silk
254620. Nei WADA
254621. Nei WADA also calculated Fermat's Principle, that is to say, (f(x + e/2) - f(x - e/2))/e, and delivered the method in which it was expressed as e 0.
254622. Nei WADA's enri-hyo (enri table), in particular, enabled calculations equaling today's integration method, including the calculation of areas of complicated diagrams, volumes of solids, median points, and lengths of curves.
254623. Neidian-suihanyin-shu Commentary, Volume 307
254624. Neighbor of the Kira family.
254625. Neighborhood
254626. Neighborhood Facilities
254627. Neighborhood Information
254628. Neighborhood area
254629. Neighborhood around the Temple
254630. Neighborhood facilities
254631. Neighborhood of Kibune-jinja Shrine
254632. Neighborhood of the Ruins
254633. Neighboring Attractions
254634. Neighboring Fudasho (a temple issuing a talisman (amulet, ofuda) for pilgrims)
254635. Neighboring Fudasho (temple where amulets are collected)
254636. Neighboring Mt. Huang know as a sightseeing spot, this area is a mountain range with numberless monstrous rock peaks.
254637. Neighboring Pass
254638. Neighboring Pilgrimage Sites
254639. Neighboring Ruins
254640. Neighboring Stations
254641. Neighboring Toei Movie Studios, the parent company of this park, is Toei's main body whose business is considered different from the park, even though part of their work is connected.
254642. Neighboring attractions
254643. Neighboring autonomous body
254644. Neighboring carriers cooperated to improve the efficiency of transportation as well.
254645. Neighboring countries of China including Japan, Korea, Viet Nam and Ryukyu has formed and maintained stable international order by taking various stances toward China.
254646. Neighboring educational establishments
254647. Neighboring facilities
254648. Neighboring facility
254649. Neighboring famous places and facilities
254650. Neighboring fudasho
254651. Neighboring information
254652. Neighboring municipalities
254653. Neighboring pass
254654. Neighboring passes
254655. Neighboring post-station
254656. Neighboring public facilities and organizations
254657. Neighboring scenic spots and cultural facilities
254658. Neighboring sightseeing spots
254659. Neighboring sightseeing spots, cultural facilities, and festivals
254660. Neighboring sites
254661. Neighboring spots
254662. Neighboring stations
254663. Neighboring temples
254664. Neighboring townships for travelers
254665. Neighbors also suspected that he might be a spy by saying, "Without such a equipment, he could not have avoided the air raids by going to the country side. "
254666. Neikosai Danso' (the collection of commentaries by Neikosai) which was written in the early Edo period refers to a romantic relationship between Tadaharu HORIO and Toshitsune MAEDA.
254667. Neiraku Art Museum
254668. Neiraku Art Museum (an art museum in Nara City, Nara Prefecture)
254669. Neiraku Art Museum is an art museum located in Nara City, Nara Prefecture.
254670. Neiseikan (the abbreviated title is N)
254671. Neishi SAIONJI
254672. Neishi SAIONJI (her name can also be pronounced "Yasuko") (1292 - September 6, 1357) was nyogo (a high-ranking lady in the court; a consort of the emperor) of Emperor Gofushimi; she was the mother of Emperor Kogon and Emperor Komyo.
254673. Neishi was born in 1292 between Kinhira SAIONJI, in Juichii (Junior First Rank) and the Minister of the Left and FUJIWARA no Kenshi, in juichii (Junior First Rank).
254674. Neither 'Gammon win' nor 'Backgammon win' rule was applied.
254675. Neither Emperor Suzaku nor Emperor Murakami had an empress, she remained the only Empress in the Imperial Palace during her lifetime.
254676. Neither Myoshinji Station nor Utano Station has a passing siding; however, at each station, two plover-type platforms have been installed along the lines to and from Kyoto.
254677. Neither Nobunaga ODA nor Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI denied the existence and authority of the Emperor and by using the Emperors in their politics, they strengthened their own authority.
254678. Neither Sono-jinja Shrine nor Kara-jinja Shrine exist in modern Kyoto.
254679. Neither a lecture hall nor an inner gate has been determined.
254680. Neither collection was compiled by Tamesada, but were done in posterity.
254681. Neither does it mean good and evil in the general or common sense.
254682. Neither does the Okayama Branch Office have an established line color, but it describes this line in dark gray.
254683. Neither face Goshoden-dori Street.
254684. Neither fukiishi (stones covering a tumulus) nor haniwa (clay figures) were discovered.
254685. Neither gems nor arm adornments have been found.
254686. Neither her name nor origin was recorded, and she was therefore considered to have low status, but she may be the mother of Kiyomori.
254687. Neither his father Reizei, who was mad, nor his older brother Kazan, who had lost interest in politics and dabbled in religion, but also enjoyed taking pleasures and philandering, were able to offer any support.
254688. Neither his nor his father's heads were recovered by the Akechi army.
254689. Neither is the card accepted by the automatic transfer ticket checker installed at Nishi-Funabashi Station.
254690. Neither its record nor reference literature has been found.
254691. Neither new ginger nor old one is pickled in vinegar and two types of gingers are added together with xx.
254692. Neither of "Ryo-no-gige," "Ryo-no-shuge," and "Shoku Nihongi," provide examples of clothing.
254693. Neither of the parties would compromise on their opinions.
254694. Neither of the platforms (inbound or outbound line) is made barrier-free.
254695. Neither of them has historical grounds, and they are considered to be typical of the common stories in which a young god or hero becomes a valuable person after traveling through the country.
254696. Neither of them have anything like a plot.
254697. Neither platform has a roof on either of its ends, and the lack of shelter causes complaints among passengers during the rainy season.
254698. Neither platform is barrier-free.
254699. Neither recurrence of the prostate cancer nor spread from its original site to other organs has been detected at present.'
254700. Neither side launched an attack immediately, focusing on building trenches and forts for a while instead (some structural remnants of that time still exist today).
254701. Neither side was able to accomplish its own aim, but the Takeda clan steadily expanded its territory into the northern direction
254702. Neither the Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters) nor the Nihonshoki (The Chronicles of Japan) mentions Mimitsu or a place identifiable with it.
254703. Neither the author nor the date of writing is known, and opposing theories abound.
254704. Neither the compiler nor the author is known.
254705. Neither the exact age of this book nor the author is known, but it is generally believed that this book was written in the late 9th century not long after the death of the Imperial prince.
254706. Neither the kuri (administration and food preparation building) to the west of the hojo nor the study to its north date from the time of the temple's founding.
254707. Neither the names Yodo-dono, which is currently generally used, or Yodo-gimi, which was used in the past, can be seen in any contemporary sources.
254708. Neither the painter's seal nor his signature is present, but it is drawn in a style similar to that of Uesugi-bon Rakuchu Rakugai-zu.
254709. Neither the writer nor the date of establishment of "Taketori Monogatari" are exactly known, but it is considered to be written before 900.
254710. Neither the year of his birth and death nor his birthplace are known.
254711. Neither ubune nor yakata-bune for tourists has engines and they are rowed.
254712. Neither went on to become established as national anthem.
254713. Nejimachi hakama
254714. Nejirozaka was a slope on the south of Taka-jo Castle, which was the only route for the Shimazu army to relieve Taka-jo Castle.
254715. Nekko bangaku music and dance (February 6, 2004; Kita-Akita City; Nekko Bangaku Hozonkai [Nekko Bangaku Preservation Association])
254716. Neko YAMASHIRO: A legendary figure who lived in the Kofun period (tumulus period).
254717. Neko manma (rice mixed with bonito flakes and soy sauce)
254718. Neko-dera (cat temple)
254719. Neko-dera is the common name for temples deeply linked to cats that exist all over Japan.
254720. Nekozuka-kofun Tumulus (Iwase Oyama-kofun Tumulus Cluster)
254721. Nelson (New Zealand)
254722. Nemaro was one of Prince Oama's toneri (palace servants) when the Jinshin War started.
254723. Nembutsu-Samadhi
254724. Nembutsu-do hall (Nembutsu hall): Registered as a Cultural Property by the Kyoto Prefectural Government.
254725. Nemuro Prefecture
254726. Nemuro Subprefecture, Kushiro Subprefecture, Tokachi Subprefecture, Ishikari Subprefecture, Hidaka Subprefecture, Iburi Subprefecture, Shiribeshi Subprefecture, Oshima Subprefecture.
254727. Nemuro branch office of the Hokkaido Development Commission
254728. Nemuro detached agency of the Hokkaido Development Commission
254729. Nemuro detached office of the Hokkaido Development Commission
254730. Nemutakute shikatanai' (literally, desperately sleepy) converts into 'nemutote shikatanai,' 'akaku somaru' (literally, become reddish) into 'ako somaru.'
254731. Nenbutsu Buddhism (including Jodoshu (Pure Land Buddhism) and Jodo Shinshu (the True Pure Land Sect of Buddhism)) is based on the Three Sutras of Pure Land (the Sutra of Immeasurable Life, the Meditation Sutra and the Amida Sutra) and worships Amida Buddha instead of Buddha himself.
254732. Nenbutsu Muken (criticism of Nenbutsu Buddhism as infernal doctrine)
254733. Nenbutsu in Sanskrit is buddh?nusm?ti, and is an original word as one of the Rokunen (the six repetitions of prayers; nenbutsu, nenbo (recollection of the dharma), nenso (to be mindful of the samgha), nenkai (mindfulness of morality), nense (mindful of charity) and nenten (desire heaven)).
254734. Nenbutsu in this case does not ignore Shakyamuni as a person, but dharma as a principle, rather than a Buddha that simply exists in the real world.
254735. Nenbutsu is definitely recited for gratitude, not the condition of going to Heaven.
254736. Nenbutsu odori
254737. Nenbutsu wasan
254738. Nenbutsu wasan (a Buddhist hymn of reciting sutra) with sanshubiki or rokushubiki, mitsuyuri (a style of reciting sutra).
254739. Nenbutsu wasan with rokushubiki, mitsuyuri.
254740. Nenbutsu wasan with sanshubiki, mitsuyuri.
254741. Nenbutsu-do Hall
254742. Nenbutsu-do Hall (Important Cultural Property)
254743. Nenbutsu-ko
254744. Nenbutsu-ko means kochu, which is the gathering for nenbutsu chanting by lay believers of Japanese Buddhism.
254745. Nenbutsu-ko was occasionally used as an argot of gang rape.
254746. Nenbutsu-odori
254747. Nenbutsu-odori is a kind of dance where the dancing and singing are performed by different people, and can be distinguished from odori nenbutsu which is performed by a single person who dances and chants a Buddhist sutra at the same time.
254748. Nenbutsu-toge Mountain Pass
254749. Nenbutsu-toge is a mountain pass located on the Nenbutsutoge Line of Kyoto Prefectural Route 568 in Maizuru City, Kyoto Prefecture.
254750. Nenbutsuichie
254751. Nenbutsuichie means repeating a Buddhist invocation, i.e. Namu Amidabutsu (a single, sincere call upon the name of Amida).
254752. Nenbutsutoge Line of Kyoto Prefectural Route 568
254753. Nene had a great voice and a high political power under the TOYOTOMI regime through the position as 'the wife who had been supporting him since his poverty.'
254754. Nene no Michi
254755. Nene no michi (Path of Nene): This path, that starts in the area of Maruyama Park (Kyoto Prefecture) and continues to Chion-in Temple and Yasaka-jinja Shrine, is one of the 'Higashiyama Sando' (three approaches) along with Chie no michi path and Shinko michi path.
254756. Nene seemed to have a friendly relationship with Nobunaga.
254757. Nengajo (New Year's card)
254758. Nengajo (New Year's card) - Otoshidama (New Year's gift) - Kadomatsu (New Year's pine decoration) - Setsubun (the traditional end of winter) - the seven herbs of spring
254759. Nengajo are accepted after the period for the sake of convenience.
254760. Nengajo can be created in the following ways:
254761. Nengajo in other countries
254762. Nengajo were originally written and mailed on New Year's Day, but the special handling was triggered to mail them at the end of the year for delivery on New Year's Day.
254763. Nengajo with a postal stamp and those especially requested by the senders are, if posted during the period of handling the nenga tokubetsu yubinbutsu, canceled with a postmark dated January 1 of the following year.
254764. Nenge Misho
254765. Nengo in ancient times.
254766. Nengu (Land Tax)
254767. Nengu is a Japanese historical terminology referring to a type of taxation.
254768. Nengu to be collected from the Yamana clan were often overdue, and by 1439 the amount in arrear accumulated to 26,000 koku.
254769. Nenjugyoji Utaawase
254770. Nenjugyoji Utaawase means Gojuban Utaawase hosted by Yoshimoto NIJO, Kanpaku (a chief adviser to the Emperor) of the Northern court (Japan), on February 7, 1350.
254771. Nenkan
254772. Nenkan (a right granted as a stipend to members of the Imperial family (including the emperor), consorts of the emperor, some Court nobles, and so forth to nominate a person for a certain government post conferred to them on the occasion of the annual installation of them as government officials) and jogo (ninkan) (recruiting officials for court works and spending the money they paid for the post for the work expenses) were examples of Baikan.
254773. Nenki
254774. Nenki ake (end of a term of service or apprenticeship)
254775. Nenki also refers to the Buddhist service held on that day.
254776. Nenki hoyo is held for kuyo (to pray for the repose of the dead).
254777. Nenki is an anniversary of the death of a person.
254778. Nenki-uri
254779. Nenki-uri (whose "ki" can be written with three different characters 年期売, 年季売 or 年紀売, all of which relate to time or duration) was a kind of contract of sale (usually of land) used during Japan's medieval period.
254780. Nenki/Nenyo was originally a synonym for 'period.'
254781. Nenkiho (a legal principle for the statute of limitations)
254782. Nenkiho (also referred to as Nenki no ho) is a legal principle for the statute of limitations developed under the Medieval samurai law.
254783. Nenkiho is also called '20-year Nenkiho' since the 'twenty-year chigyo (enfeoffment)' principle having 20-year enfeoffment (exercise of rights of possession/occupation) as its requirement of realization was introduced after the enactment of the Goseibai-shikimoku (code of conduct for samurai).
254784. Nenkiho is also referred to as Nenyoho.
254785. Nenko (burning of an incense stick)
254786. Nenko (burning senko (sticks of incense))
254787. Nenku
254788. Nenku (year of birth unknown - August 30, 1297) was a priest of the Jodo sect of the Kamakura period.
254789. Nennami practiced swordplay to avenge his father's death.
254790. Nennen yugyo (wishing for happiness the next years)
254791. Nenokuni (Land of the Roots)
254792. Nenokuni is the underworld in the Japanese myth.
254793. Nenryo Kyubun
254794. Nenryo Zakki
254795. Nenryo bekko zomotsu
254796. Nenryo bekko zomotsu was the system where a designated amount of Zomotsu such as paper, brushes, horse skin and herbal plants were directly tithed to the central government by Ritsuryo provinces.
254797. Nenryo betsuno sokoku
254798. Nenryo kyubun is one of the horoku (stipend, pay, salary) systems in the Heian period.
254799. Nenryo zakki was earthenware from Owari Province and Nagato Province appointed by the central government as payments of tribute under the Ritsuryo system (a system of centralized government based on the ritsuryo code).
254800. Nenryoshomai
254801. Nenryoshomai was the term for the shomai itself or the system under the Ritsuryo system which required a designated amount of white rice from the provinces to be tithed to the central government every year.
254802. Nenryososhomai (tax payment in milled rice)
254803. Nenryososhomai was the term for the shomai (milled rice) itself or the system determined by Daijokanpu (official documents issued by Daijokan, Grand Council of State) during the Heian period which required the raw grain collected as So in the provinces to be tithed to the central government as refined white rice
254804. Nenshaku
254805. Nenshi sai (Beginning of the New Year festival) (January 2)
254806. Nensho Geigi
254807. Nensho geigi refers to a young geigi (a woman who gives fun with a song, dance or music instrument at a feast; geisha) who is not yet a full-fledged, or a girl who appears in ozashiki (banquets in which guests are attended by geisha) in hanamachi (geisha districts) as a geigi apprentice.
254808. Nento-sai
254809. Nenyo (Inshi)
254810. Nenyo (Temples)
254811. Nenyo (one of the positions in the In's or retired emperor's) office
254812. Neo Beigan celebrates Samhain (a celebration event of the Celtic people in the ancient days and this was around November 1st in the Gregorian calendar) as their new year.
254813. Neo Nihonga' depot (Tokyo)
254814. Neo Yatai products: The main item is the bento (lunch box), followed by assorted ethic foods; these mobile stalls share a cleaner environment and contemporary atmosphere; so, these mobile stalls generate more female traffic to their sites.
254815. Neo-Confucianism
254816. Neo-Confucianism became the path for success in life in a shogunate government displaying a tendency to shift to politics of civilian government, and other schools of the Hayashi family grew as well.
254817. Neo-Confucianism created the sho-chuka shiso (literally, mini-Sinocentrism) under which Korea was understood as "sho-chuka" (mini-China) or "sho-ka" (mini-China).
254818. Neo-Confucianism was a very systematic study, but had a biased interpretation of scriptures because of the influence of non-Confucian philosophy it had received in the process of its establishment, such as the Zen study and philosophy of Lao-tse and Chuang-tse.
254819. Neo-Confucianism was introduced around that time and meibunron became popular.
254820. Neo-Confucianism was introduced to Korea in the 13th century and used as the national governing principle of Korean Dynasties.
254821. Neomysis intermedia (mysidopsis bahia, Crustacea) and Euphausia pacifica (Euphausiacea) are sometimes made into Shiokara, but their Shiokara is not as common as that of Actes japonicus.
254822. Nepal
254823. Nephelometers and absorption spectrometers
254824. Neri-mochi
254825. Neri-yokan was made by adding bean paste into agar to set in the shape of a pole.
254826. Neri-yokan was originated by 岡本善右衛門 of Surugaya (confectionery shop) in Wakayama City in 1589.
254827. Neriagede-Shino-hashie-chawan (Shino china-cup with a bridge drawn on it, made using a neriagede technique) with an inscription of 猛虎 (moko: a fierce tiger)
254828. Nerigashi (a confection made from kneaded beans, rice, or rice powder)
254829. Nerikasu
254830. Nerikiri (a cake made of white bean jam which is artistically colored or shaped)
254831. Nerikiri (literally, made by kneading) is a Japanese type of unbaked cake that is made by mixing and kneading its ingredients, which are white bean jam, gyuhi (a kind of rice cake made from refined rice flour or glutinous rice flour with sugar and starch syrup) and Chinese yam.
254832. Nerikiri is tinted with different colors and molded into various shapes according to the season.
254833. Nerikiri with the appropriate degree of softness and viscosity is made by forcing the mixture into a wooden mold with various carved patterns, elaborating it by hand or with spatulas, and tinting it with food dyes such as artificial colors and gardenias.
254834. Neriko
254835. Neriko (a pastille) is a solid matter in which powdered fragrant wood, spices, or herbes are mixed together with honey or gum arabic.
254836. Neriko is not lit directly by a flame but placed on the hot charcoal for incense use or the hot ash so as to be heated indirectly.
254837. Nerimono (paste)
254838. Nerizake
254839. Nerizake from Hakata is made by using glutinous rice and grinding moromi (raw unrefined sake) with a mortar.
254840. Nerizake is a kind of sake (Japanese liquor), and it is said that it reflects the original form of ancient sake.
254841. Nerve pain, muscle ache, joint ache, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, stiff joints, contusion, twisted joint, chronic digestive diseases, hemorrhoid, excessive sensitivity to cold, recovery from illness, soothing effect, health enhancement, cut, burn injury and chronic skin diseases
254842. Nesaku no Kami
254843. Neta: Foodstuffs for sushi except for vinegared rice, dried seaweed, gourd strip and so on.
254844. Neta: ingredients used for fillings and toppings
254845. Netherlands
254846. Netsuke (miniature carving attached to the end of a cord hanging from a pouch)
254847. Netsuke (miniature carving attached to the end of a cord hanging from a pouch), Inro (pill case), Yatate (portable brush-and-ink case), and Kiseru ((tobacco) pipe with metal tipped stem)
254848. Netsuke is also famous for the fact that Imperial Prince Takamadonomiya Norihito was a renowned collector of it.
254849. Netsuranari Style (Connected roots)
254850. Network
254851. Neungsanni Tombs: Puyo, South Korea
254852. Neutral springs
254853. Never cook yakimiso, since Binbo-gami likes miso.'
254854. Never imagining that she lived with Genji, he set out to look for her.
254855. Never knowing the feel of soft flesh, with the warms of flowing blood beneath the skin, aren't you a little lonesome, you who preach the way?'
254856. Never losing its antisocial nature, many rakugo acts were suppressed and forbidden during war.
254857. Nevertheless "Tiger and Dragon" of 2005 and drama series (morning drama series "Chiritotechin") of 2007 featuring a program of classical rakugo "Sudofu" became an opportunity for young generations to know rakugo, and there are increasing new fans.
254858. Nevertheless he was actually under guidance of his father Noriyuki YAMANA, and he lived most of his life in Kyoto as otomoshu (a group of about ten attendants who joined the shogun at banquets and accompanied him) of Yoshimasa ASHIKAGA, rather than worked actively as Shugo.
254859. Nevertheless some restaurants use chicken stock from the beginning so that they can always serve mizutaki with the same taste.
254860. Nevertheless they strengthened relationships with land and subordinate peasants through myoden management, and some tato even started to accumulate neighboring myoden fields managed by other tato.
254861. Nevertheless this god is earnestly believed especially in the Kanto region and the north including Izuna-jinja Shrine in Shinshu and Takaosan Yakuo-in Temple on Mt. Takao (Takao-cho, Hachioji City, Tokyo Prefecture), apart from regions with vulgar beliefs.
254862. Nevertheless, "Gonki" (FUJIWARA no Yukinari's diary) proclaims that it was only Korenaka who handled verything at the funeral of Teishi following her death, so his intention was totally unclear.
254863. Nevertheless, "JR-Fujinomori Station" is the nearest stop from the address of Fukakusa Fujinomori-cho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City (where the Kyoto University of Education is located).
254864. Nevertheless, ABE no Hirafu who led HIKITA no omi served as Shogun for Empress Saimei, and ABE no Miushi (635-703), the son of Kurahashimaro who led FUSE no omi, was assigned to become the first Udaijin (minister of the right) under the Taiho Code.
254865. Nevertheless, Akifusa was not stripped of his position as a feudal lord; instead, he was simply transferred away from Takasaki Domain, one of the most important domains in the Kanto region, and sent off to remote Murakami Domain, yet retained his position as a feudal lord with an annual income of 50,000 koku.
254866. Nevertheless, Fukuzawa who had an active spirit of out of power was somewhat unique and had a critical view against other keimoka in governmental positions.
254867. Nevertheless, Iesada told HARRIS the following.
254868. Nevertheless, Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, who established a new bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun), gave an important position to Hisanaga, and he was allowed to come back to the Imperial Court.
254869. Nevertheless, Imperial Prince Sanehito suddenly died of smallpox in 1085 at an early age of 15.
254870. Nevertheless, Katsu spoke of his recollection, "When he was going to negotiate with Saigo, he would gain the courage to overpower the enemy, partly because he was very well prepared."
254871. Nevertheless, Katsusuke who was an organizer was not punished.
254872. Nevertheless, Korea didn't appreciate it and begged different countries, so it was our fault that our diplomatic right has been taken away and the protection treaty was concluded.
254873. Nevertheless, Koriyama and Bozuishiyama were seized by the detached 2nd brigade, as the detached 2nd brigade made attacks from Hitoyoshi in the northeast and the detached 3rd brigade made attacks from Yamano in the northwest.
254874. Nevertheless, Kunio HIRANO and Akira SEKI advocated that it was still more appropriate to use 'kika,' for 'torai' only signifies to come over without meaning to attribute to the King of Wa (great king [Yamato kingship]).
254875. Nevertheless, Nichiren had never claimed himself as Primordial Buddha.
254876. Nevertheless, Nioumiya incidentally found Ukifune's whereabouts and forcibly made approaches to her.
254877. Nevertheless, Oi launched a restoration campaign of Liberal Party in vain, and in 1890 (the following year), together with Chomin NAKAE and others, he declared the restoration of the Liberal Party on their own.
254878. Nevertheless, Sanehira forgot the Hidetake's visit being immersed in the game of go with a Nara Hoshi (Buddhist priest from Nara) and ended up keeping Hidetake waiting for a long time.
254879. Nevertheless, Shikanosuke was murdered at the ferry of Ai (阿井の渡し), located at Ainowatashi (合の渡) in Bitchu Province (Takahashi City in Okayama Prefecture, as it is known today), while being taken to the whereabouts of Terumoto MORI under guard.
254880. Nevertheless, Shozan was undoubtedly a recognized authority on Western studies in Japan in those days.
254881. Nevertheless, Tadataka firmly refused this offer, saying 'this is not a merit of me'; at the end, the family of Tadasuke was slapped with kaieki sanction (sudden dismissal and deprivation of position, privileges and properties) after his death.
254882. Nevertheless, Yoshiie maintained high reputation and the Cloistered Emperor allowed him access to the imperial court in 1098, with which he was moved, but the climate at that time was such that the Kugyo (high court noble) community which considered the social status of samurai to be low did not take it well.
254883. Nevertheless, Yoshitada's descendants were set apart from other Kawachi-Genji members.
254884. Nevertheless, a fire broke out because a big wooden hibachi (heating appliance) in the guard station overheated.
254885. Nevertheless, after OKUBO, who stayed on as foreign minister in the following KURODA Cabinet, had failures in the revision of a treaty as he encountered terrorist explosions, Europeanism declined in an instant and Nationalism gained power.
254886. Nevertheless, after Yoshitomo fell the Heiji War, he approached the Taira family.
254887. Nevertheless, after all of this, Iesada was still not able to have his own child.
254888. Nevertheless, all the departments eat curry and rice on the specified days, and each naval vessel and team is said to be competing over taste.
254889. Nevertheless, almost none of them offered a search method based solely on iroha order, a method that was similar to the modern dictionaries.
254890. Nevertheless, as a matter of practice, among donators of Shoen or officers called shokan who practically administered Shoen, many served concurrently as zaichokanjin (the local officials in Heian and Kamakura periods).
254891. Nevertheless, at Sannomiya Station the platforms are exceptionally called 'Platform X.'
254892. Nevertheless, at a later date, when Yoshitoki found that Tomotoki HOJO, Yoshitoki's second son born to Hime no mae, had sent love letters to and had secret meetings with a daughter of Sadonokami Chikayasu, who served as a court lady, Yoshitoki disowned Tomotoki and placed him under house arrest in Suruga Province Fujigun.
254893. Nevertheless, at the Battle of Toba Fushimi that broke out on January 3, even though the military force was holding up adequately, he judged that the former Shogunate army was at a disadvantage; he abandoned his army and retreated to Edo-jo Castle aboard warship Kaiyo Maru.
254894. Nevertheless, at the end of the Heian period Kofuku-ji Temple handed a appeal to the Imperial Court to recognize Enryaku-ji Temple as the matsuji.
254895. Nevertheless, authenticity of these theories is not known.
254896. Nevertheless, brewing water is much less expensive than the sake used for the brewing of kijoshu sake.
254897. Nevertheless, conservative people who still tied topknots for men were called 'chonmage atama' (in a playful way), and this naming has been used as the general term for topknots for men.
254898. Nevertheless, cultural and economic contacts continued and, in the Satsumon period, a Makki (Ezo-style) tomb was constructed inspired by tombs in the Dewa region and Wado Kaichin coins have been unearthed in Eniwa City.
254899. Nevertheless, curry products from Oriental Co., Ltd., which ruled the age with comedian Toshiaki MINAMI's catchphrase, 'there is also hashed rice,' are also firm favorites in Nagoya.
254900. Nevertheless, different from so-called Satoyama (undeveloped woodland near populated areas), Chinju no Mori retain a certain character, familiar to most people even while being treated differently from forests that are maintained for human use.
254901. Nevertheless, due partly to the fact that self-government had already taken root in village communities, the Edo bakufu government and feudal lords chose to place villages under civil administration, allowing them a certain degree of self-government.
254902. Nevertheless, during the Edo period, Toshimasa BOJO, who was a descendant of FUJIWARA no Tametaka, advanced a new theory that FUJIWARA no Chikataka, who was a younger brother of aforementioned Shigetaka and Tomotaka, was the author.
254903. Nevertheless, even in Kyoto, most Chinese restarants feature the so-called 'Chinese noodle,' besides those stores that specialize in ramen.
254904. Nevertheless, except promoting Ieyasu TOKUGAWA from the samurai class to Naidaijin in 1596, Hideyoshi did not allow anyone to assume the position of Kanpaku or a minister until Hideyori became an adult in order to protect the Buke Kanpaku sei.
254905. Nevertheless, from the mid-March, large-scale uprisings recurred in villages of the three provinces, demanding the expulsion of some village officers for the reason that they acted wrong in recruitment to decide whom to draft.
254906. Nevertheless, he decided to postpone his graduation exam of the university and participate in the Olympics, encouraged by the support of schoolmates and chancellor of Imperial University (graduation ceremony was scheduled during the Olympics).
254907. Nevertheless, he did not have a persuadable answer.
254908. Nevertheless, he does no appear under his real name in the text and there are a number of poems and episodes that cannot be ascribed to his biography.
254909. Nevertheless, he does not have a good reputation as a historical figure, probably because of his faulty records in the late period of his life, including the assassination of Yoriie and the Maki Incident.
254910. Nevertheless, he fled to Omi again in 1543.
254911. Nevertheless, he rose to Juichii Kanpaku (Junior First Rank, the chief adviser to the Emperor) Toshi choja (head of the Fujiwara clan) in 1318, but died young at the age of 35.
254912. Nevertheless, he surrendered being offended by a vast army led by Toshiie MAEDA and the like.
254913. Nevertheless, he was categorized as a newly appointed retainer (the outside retainer) of the Asano clan.
254914. Nevertheless, he was moved by Kido's s persuasion and also thought that "instead of leaving Itagaki outside the government to let him join radical groups, he should keep him inside in order to sever the anti-government movement," and thus he took a softer line.
254915. Nevertheless, he went ahead of the times grappling with research of disc-type talkie and completed the work roughly.
254916. Nevertheless, her brother Kinzane became a maternal relative of Emperor Toba and her niece FUJIWARA no Shoshi became Chugu (Imperial Consort) of the Emperor.
254917. Nevertheless, his connection with Yoritomo brought good luck to his family, and the HOJO clan finally won the seat of Shikken, or the regency of the Kamakura bakufu.
254918. Nevertheless, honjo laws were continuously enacted for the purpose of retaining the Shoen structure itself, maintaining the production system or the public order, and securing the stable supply of nengu (land tax) and kuji (public duties).
254919. Nevertheless, if a law under the Meiji Constitution can be classified as a law under the current Constitution as well, it is interpreted that such law is still valid.
254920. Nevertheless, in Iesada's portrait, he was quite a handsome man.
254921. Nevertheless, in January next year, Shigemori was assigned to the Sakone no daisho (Major Captain of the Left Division of Inner Palace Guards) and Munemori was assigned to Ukone no daisho, resulting in the Taira clan dominating both daisho posts.
254922. Nevertheless, in the following chapters, there are inconsistent descriptions of official titles, for example, some characters are called by their old titles.
254923. Nevertheless, in the tense lead-up to the Russo-Japan War Navy Minister Gonnohyoe YAMAMOTO called him back and in December 1903 appointed him as Commander-in-Chief of the IJN first Fleet and the Combined Fleet.
254924. Nevertheless, inhabitants of the Tsugaru and Oshima peninsulas were still called Emishi or Ezo.
254925. Nevertheless, it has become impossible to run trains between Kyoto and Nishi-Akashi stations.
254926. Nevertheless, it is a fact that in the provinces less than one in a thousand will know well about the Ritsuryo codes.'
254927. Nevertheless, it is believed that Naosuke II and other leaders of the Nanki group (the group supporting Yoshitomi from the Kisyu-Tokugawa family) were fearful of her actions, because she was the younger sister of the lawful wife of the twelfth shogun, Ieyoshi TOKUGAWA and besides she was from the Imperial family.
254928. Nevertheless, it is notable that a priest of South Capital (Nara) took part in establishing the temple, as in the case of the establishment of KiyomizuTemple.
254929. Nevertheless, it is said that he committed suicide due to this affair.
254930. Nevertheless, it is said that he was awfully strong in actual fighting (it is said that he fought with no restraints, for example, by throwing the sand on the ground at his opponent and slashing or strangling him while heflinched from Toshizo's initial attack).
254931. Nevertheless, it is said that many people frowned on these creations because they thought they were the taste of the new rich.
254932. Nevertheless, it is true that both his realistic description and his writing style that unified colloquial and literature language made a great impact on men of literature in those days.
254933. Nevertheless, it was Basho MATSUO who brought haikai, popular literature based on the nature and human life, to the high art in its form and substance.
254934. Nevertheless, it was considered that 'Dairi shiki' (Palace regulations) and 'Dairi Gishiki' (Book on outline of ceremonies) were compiled during the Konin era and the Gishiki titled 'Konin Gishiki' did not exist.
254935. Nevertheless, it was not until recently that the mound was confirmed as a tumulus.
254936. Nevertheless, it was this survey that forced the entire nation to accept the kokudaka-sei (the system of taxing the feudal domains based on the number of koku of rice they were (supposedly) able to produce).
254937. Nevertheless, its content describes more than just how to drink tea, and spiritual descriptions that led to the Japanese tea ceremony can be seen.
254938. Nevertheless, lefty people remain a minority in Japanese society, so it may be necessary for them to predeclare their lefthandedness or request a special arrangement for a lefty.
254939. Nevertheless, many Japanese signs can still be seen in Japanese residential areas such as around Waikiki on the Island of Oahu in Hawaii, in L.A.'s Little Tokyo, and in San Francisco's Japantown.
254940. Nevertheless, many people call it orthodox Kyoto ramen.
254941. Nevertheless, more than a few kanjin bikuni whose services are highly recognized; for example, Seijun in the Sengoku Period (Period of Warring States) were engaged in kanjin as the means to rebuild temples.
254942. Nevertheless, on December 21, the whole Saionji Cabinet resigned formally, and the third Cabinet of Taro KATSURA started.
254943. Nevertheless, once a taxation system is established, the administrative organization is invested with great powers to enforce it.
254944. Nevertheless, one thing was common to each case; all of the historical material writers described Parkes meeting Kinashi after Parkes had dispatched a warship to Kamigata (Kyoto and vicinity) region.
254945. Nevertheless, people such as Tsunekane KONOE had a grudge against Yasutoki for having taken strict measures against the Imperial Court after the Jokyu War, and criticized Yasutoki unfairly by comparing Yasutoki to Kiyomori TAIRA in the late Heian period.
254946. Nevertheless, scholars of Japanese classical culture such as Norinaga MOTOORI and Raisanyo began to criticize Yasutoki in promoting the study of Japanese classical culture in the Edo period.
254947. Nevertheless, shortly after six counties in the possession of the Kiyohara clan were divided between Kiyohira and Iehira under the rule of Yoshiie so that each could inherit three counties, Iehira, dissatisfied with this decision, took up arms against Kiyohira.
254948. Nevertheless, since his name could not be found in the article about this affair in the "Nihonshoki" (Chronicles of Japan), and since there was no evidence that an award was granted to him, some say this is not a historical fact.
254949. Nevertheless, since it is possible that some hosts might in fact wish to entertain his guest with bubu zuke, visitors are required to be skilled in the technique of rhythmic breathing to understand the host's real intent.
254950. Nevertheless, since the idea of Kenka Ryoseibai was simple to understand and convincing for both parties of a quarrel, it was considered that the idea was passed down up to now through the minds of Japanese people.
254951. Nevertheless, so large a quantity of koban was taken out of Japan in so short a time that there was a serious shortage of gold coins in Japan.
254952. Nevertheless, some jiuta-like numbers and pieces that used jiuta shamisen are created today by people such as Michio MIYAGI.
254953. Nevertheless, some scholars point out that Japanese art in the Edo period was influenced by Dutch paintings.
254954. Nevertheless, some schools of comprehensive martial arts including the art of the spearmanship are still present today although the art of the spearmanship is not the specialty of such schools.
254955. Nevertheless, the Amago Remnant Corps was deprived of Tottori-jo Castle by the Mori clan, who had subsequently sided with the Takeda clan.
254956. Nevertheless, the Empress Teimei and the Emperor Showa had a decent relationship.
254957. Nevertheless, the Imperial Court this time ordered him to become the chief priest of the Kennin-ji Temple, and he was inaugurated in March or April 1345.
254958. Nevertheless, the Misawa clan maintained its strong independence, as seen in the rejection to offer military services to the Amago clan, which induced fighting between the two clans.
254959. Nevertheless, the Sugi clan, Sue clan and Naito clan confronted by an internal conflict around Yamaguchi.
254960. Nevertheless, the United Nations and the majority of international marine charts currently refer it to as the 'Sea of Japan' and those Korean names are not common worldwide.
254961. Nevertheless, the abolition of Sangaku-ko doesn't necessarily mean that Sangaku was no longer performed at the Imperial court.
254962. Nevertheless, the attempts by Yoritomo to make his daughter, Ohime, to undergo Judai (marriage to the emperor) to Emperor Gotoba worked negatively, and she managed to dismiss Kanezane along with Michichika.
254963. Nevertheless, the bakufu was slow to respond to the situation.
254964. Nevertheless, the central force was destroyed as Katsuyori's relatives (including the senior vassals like his uncle Nobukado TAKEDA and his cousins Nobukimi ANAYAMA and Nobutoyo Takeda (of the Kai-Takeda clan)) retreated prematurely.
254965. Nevertheless, the epidemic continued to spread, finally causing both Emperor Bidatsu and Moriya to fall ill.
254966. Nevertheless, the house of Ononomiya, which was more skilled in collecting records and documents and was celebrated as a house well versed in traditional court customs, is believed to have inherited an enormous number of old records and documents from Saneyori.
254967. Nevertheless, the industry track to the factory at Iwataki Town continued its operation to transport the nickel ore that was imported from abroad and refined at the factory.
254968. Nevertheless, the kaechi left a host of problems in its wake that the denizens of the territory found very difficult to endure.
254969. Nevertheless, the number of ikki uprisings kept increasing.
254970. Nevertheless, the other Nogi-jinja Shrine is sometimes associated with Maresuke NOGI, as he had visited the shrine to pray a couple of times and also gave some dedication services there, since he regarded it as a special shrine whose name was phonetically the same as his family name.
254971. Nevertheless, the reason why the Edo bakufu accepted the family's allegation was probably because it was more beneficial for the bakufu to give the authority of control to Danzaemon than Tarozaemon, and in this sense, the interests of both parties might have been matched.
254972. Nevertheless, the relationship between 'maki' and 'busha and bushi' could be observed here as well.
254973. Nevertheless, the roju (senior councilor of the Tokugawa shogunate), Masahiro ABE, and others opposed Ieyoshi's consideration.
254974. Nevertheless, the shokei was not always present at the Daijokan, which was why the emperor's side could have issued an extraordinary edict.
254975. Nevertheless, the theory of Dynastic polity still remains as the key issue of study of the period.
254976. Nevertheless, the theory that Tokiwa gave birth to Kiyomori's daughter is little more than a legend.
254977. Nevertheless, the train is often made up of just four to six cars, so it tends to be jam-packed.
254978. Nevertheless, there are also some cases where the actions whose meanings have not been transmitted to the successors of the school, the unreasonable content, and the actions that were added in the Edo period to improve the formal beauty (in Japanese, "kahoka") are included.
254979. Nevertheless, there was no advancement in the war situation; thus, the force to attack the Chihaya-jo Castle was collapsed.
254980. Nevertheless, there were cases of peasants using chosan as a means of demanding rights, and they flowed into to urban areas such as Edo.
254981. Nevertheless, these hypotheses are not taken seriously today.
254982. Nevertheless, this Kanso (submission of reports to the Emperor) was treated as a symbol of imperial prerogatives, along with Jimoku (a ceremony of appointment of officials).
254983. Nevertheless, this incident resulted in a cooling of relations between Emperor Uda and the Fujiwara clan.
254984. Nevertheless, this map has been used as a prototype of the map of Japan for many generations, and maps of Japan made before the appearance of Sekisui NAGAKUBO and Tadataka INO are said to have basically come from this Gyoki-zu.
254985. Nevertheless, this policy was continued even after the establishment of the Meiji government, and in 1873 the government proclaimed the regulation for controlling the production of raw silk thread, putting producers under an obligation to affix a revenue stamp in the shipment of raw silk thread.
254986. Nevertheless, through such facts as the advice/efforts of Toyoshige YAMAUCHI, the feudal lord of the Tosa clan, Yoshinobu TOKUGAWA, conducted the restoration to imperial rule on the same day that such order was given.
254987. Nevertheless, while Kyoto Mimawarigumi dutifully stayed in their area, Shinsen-gumi is said to have often gone outside their assigned area, for various reasons such reasons as escape of members, etc.
254988. Nevertheless, while Yoshiatsu died young due to worries over political chaos inside the domain, ironically Yoshinobu became the last Shogun; However, Yoshinobu ended up being hunted down by Imperial Prince Arisugawanomiya Orihito who was a member of his own family.
254989. New Age
254990. New Caledonian Curry
254991. New Collection of Ancient and Modern Poetry
254992. New Currency Regulation
254993. New East Kyushu sightseeing area: 'Journey of spring and small bay in New East Kyushu, like the Travels of Marco Polo'
254994. New Education Act was enacted.
254995. New Eight Views of Japan
254996. New Guinea snake-necked turtle
254997. New Komeito
254998. New Leaves and Cuckoo (Cultural Affairs Agency) Hanging Scroll ? Important Cultural Property
254999. New Nihon Sankei
255000. New Noh dramas